“We need to believe in ourselves and try to play our game, create chances and don’t have any regret when we come off the pitch at Swindon this weekend.”

If O’s do suffer relegation, though, Baudry insists it will affect the players a great deal.

He reaffirmed everyone is doing all they can to produce a great escape for Fabio Liverani’s struggling team.

“We have seen it happen over the years – everything is possible on the last day,” added Baudry.

“Players want to play at the highest level. Of course the fans are upset because they don’t want to go down to League Two, but we don’t want to either.

“Relegation does affect us and our whole career, so when people ask us to give everything, trust us we are giving everything.

“We don’t want to go down. It will affect our careers, our family and it affects everything.”

A positive for O’s is the fact that Mark Cooper’s Swindon have nothing to play for in terms of positions on Sunday.

The Robins are guaranteed to finish fourth no matter what happens at the County Ground this weekend so they could rest players in preparation for next week’s play-off tie on May 7.

But Baudry responded: “If you think Swindon have nothing to play for then we are dead.

“They are playing with no pressure so they can express themselves or maybe they are going to give a chance to people that haven’t played too much.

“Those players want to play in the play-off games so they will be eager to show their manager they deserve a spot. But we don’t need to think about them, we need to think about us and give everything we have got.”

It still might not be enough for O’s, but at least their Frenchman will be going down with a fight.

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